Jake Meetre

Student, Developer & Engineer

About Me

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I am a dedicated Computer Science student with a strong foundation in programming languages such as C++, C, Python, JavaScript, and Java. My skills extend to web development, where I am proficient in HTML, CSS, and Node.js. Passionate about coding and problem-solving, I continuously seek to apply my knowledge in practical and innovative ways. My academic journey in computer science is driven by a deep interest in understanding and leveraging the power of technology to create impactful solutions.

Timeline

Personal Team Project

Java Chess Game

• Designed and developed a comprehensive chess game in Java as part of a two-person team, ensuring full implementation of chess rules and mechanics for a complete gaming experience.
• Demonstrated strong skills in Java programming, problem-solving, and logical reasoning throughout the project.
• Collaborated effectively in decision-making and code integration, contributing to a cohesive and functional end-product.

Fourth College Project

Spray-On-Shoes Website

• In my fourth college project, I teamed up with two group mates to design a sophisticated, yet fictitious, shoe business website.
• This endeavor was aimed at showcasing our collective expertise in a range of technologies, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, and AWS infrastructure.
• We collaborated seamlessly at every phase of the project, ensuring that each of us contributed significantly to the development and execution of this comprehensive web solution.

Third College Project

Retail Database Project

• Designed and implemented a relational database for a retail company in Spring 2023, focusing on real-time inventory management and customer data tracking.
• Provided extensive documentation and demonstrated the system's effectiveness in handling retail operations.
• Worked collaboratively with team members using SQL to ensure efficient data organization and management.
• Maintained detailed and organized reports throughout the project to support team coordination and project transparency.

Second College Project

Text-Based Unix Game

• For my second college project, which aimed to demonstrate our proficiency with Unix systems, I collaborated closely with my teammates to create an innovative text-based game.
• This game used directory navigation as a form of travel, drawing inspiration from the popular game "Among Us".
• Our unique approach blended Unix command-line skills with interactive gameplay, showcasing our mastery of Unix environments.

First College Project

Simple Robot Arm Project

• The first project I worked on in college was to build a small robot with a given set of parts to do a task of lifting a box into a cup.
• I was part of a team tasked with constructing a compact robot, using a specific set of components, designed to perform the task of lifting a box into a cup. We divided our efforts into two focused groups: I contributed to the coding and development aspect, while my colleagues handled the physical construction of the robot.

Entrance to college

Scholarship to College!

• I was honored to receive a scholarship in data science to attend Florida Polytechnic University, an achievement that marked the beginning of my journey in majoring in software engineering.

Highschool

Interest in Computer Science

• During my high school years, I eagerly pursued any available courses related to computers.
• The school's offerings were limited, I made the most of the opportunities by enrolling in classes for certifications in Microsoft applications such as Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and other similar programs.

An interest in coding

First look at Programming

• In 2017, I embarked on a self-directed journey to learn coding, utilizing a range of resources including instructional videos, YouTube tutorials, and various educational websites.

Where it all began

Computers take Prioity!

• 2016 was a pivotal period when my fascination with computers and coding started to display.
• I found immense joy in delving into the intricacies of computers, learning what makes them function.

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